Barudan BENS, Руководство по эксплуатации

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If you want to execute the new code during this sewing of the pattern,
use the manual operations to trim the thread and change to the new
needle, before or after inserting the code with Teach. You can also use
Float to back up a few stitches, then let the machine automatically
execute the code.
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Move the Start/Stop bar to the left or press the green Start Button to
continue sewing the pattern.
Repairing Missed Stitches
There are two methods for backing up the machine to repair a missed stitch, Stitchback
and Automend.
Both move the pantograph backward through the stitches. In Stitchback, all heads sew
from the backup point. When the machine is restarted in Automend, only the selected
head sews up to the stopping point is reached; then, all heads resume sewing. Both
functions have a back up limit of 1600 stitches. If you need to backup further than
1600 stitches, use Float. See page 3-14 for information on Float.
An additional repair method, Temporary Repair Stop, lets you recover a large section
of stitches missed on only one head in the next run of the design.
Stitchback
Stitchback repairs the stitches on all active sewing heads.
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To reverse the pantograph, stop the machine and move the
Start/Stop bar to the right, holding it there until the machine has
backed up to the required position, then let go of the bar.
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Move the Start/Stop bar to the left to begin sewing from the position
the pantograph was backed up to.
All the heads sew when the machine starts to embroider forward again, including those
where embroidery is already satisfactory. The machine stops again when it reaches the
point where stitchback began.
To allow the pantograph to reverse automatically, move the Start/Stop bar to the right,
hold it there for approximately 10 stitches, then release. The pantograph continues to
back up (to the limit of 1600 stitches) until you move the Start/Stop bar to the right
again to stop.
BENS Operation Guide - 12/99 Sewing 3-23